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man, i would love to get my hands on those recordings. i probably listen to OAR once every 2 weeks or so, and usually a few times in a row. amazing stuff.

http://hardbop.tripod.com/mclean.html

Losing a lot of good ones this year. Sad.

album of the year so far, imho. i love the sound of the wavelab stuff, massive reverbs and all. richard buckner "devotion and doubt".

I loved reading the interview with Emmit Rhodes. He apparently had 4 speakers for monitoring on his wall, 1 for each channel of his 4 track. Can't remember what type offhand.

After working with the demo for an afternoon, I decided to buy the full version last friday. Sounds great, and Steven was very prompt with reg info. Howdy, I've recently created a new RTAS & TDM plug-in for Pro Tools. It's a 3-band EQ. It's extremely processor efficient and, according to the feedbac...

lots of good ones here. the only one i can think of offhand is the creation's "making time". the bass player switches to the bridge a measure early. very noticeable, but of course, the song is awesome. they were smart to keep the take, i think.

yes, nico. in the subject line, which is tiny.

still can't believe he backed her and tim buckley when he was 16 or so. also wrote some of the tunes and played on "chelsea girl". interesting guy.

anyone know where I can find this book? looks to be out of print, amazon & powells had no listing.

Thanks!

another vote for murray. and the troggs. dubba-dubba-cha. i have a jackie mclean album called "long drink of the blues", in which they start the opening track, which falls apart after 30sec or so, and is followed by a few minutes of bickering about the arrangement. after which they launch into it ag...

my introduction to deerhoof was seeing them on the milkman tour this spring, and I can honestly admit they are one of my all-time favorite bands right now. I've since bought all of their amazing albums, including runners four which i got the day it came out. it's nice to feel like a teenager again, ...

holy shit. i was listening to "ballads" today when i came across this post.

the drums for our first ep were recorded in a friends' warehouse space, which is now an an art gallery/art book library here in portland maine. http://harpswellsound.com/port/ I really enjoyed the experience, and the sounds we got on a roland vs-something. we used stapes omnis for overheads, which m...

last bump before ebay.

don't laugh. i was given a gift certificate to musicians friend by a relative, and was won over to buying their budget line lap steel by reviews on harmony central. can't say i have anything to compare it to, but it's a surprisingly useful instrument. http://www.musiciansfriend.com/srs7/g=home/searc...